Composition No 338 (Cosmic Dance)

This quartet of fluid abstractions stages a quiet drama between eruption and containment, where saffron, ember, and bruised umber seep across milky grounds like heat maps of memory. Each panel is anchored by a concentric “void” that reads at once as pupil, halo, and aperture—an insistence on inwardness amid the surrounding wash of sensation. The pigment’s translucent blooms and scorched edges suggest forces at work beneath the surface, as if the image is recording both combustion and cooling in the same breath. Together the sequence becomes a meditation on perception itself: what we hold at the center, and what inevitably stains the periphery.